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... then lour meoibe>§ of the Bcrcsford family the House adverse to parliamentary reform, namely, the Arch, bishop of Armagh (Lord John Beresfurd,', the Bishop Kdmore ( Right Rev George Bemford, i). the noble marquis, and General Viscount Bere*ford. the house ...
... on Friday night i H, Lambert, J. Lambert, More O'Ferrtll, H. Grattan, J. Grattan, Power, Sir John Milley Doyle. Sir Patrick liellew. Shell, Chapman, Leader, Rutbven, Walker, Wallace, Sir John Burke, French, Sir Henry Parnell. Sir Richard Musgraae, Lord ...
... DOBUN i And also Sold by the undermentioned Agents:— Arm*ak, J. Sloan; AlhUmt, John Gaynor, J. KeQy; Ardtt, J. Smith; Aihfkue, W. H. Whitehead; Augtnathf, Oireo; Atkt, T. B. Kynsey; Btf/ut, Grattan and Co.; Ba/ffaastee, Patrick Burke; Philip Harris; BritM ...
... him, hut could nut find him. On the same night an armed party entered the house of a man named Grady, of Cloonyheige, and beat him in a most barbarous manner. On the night of the 16th instant an armed party entered the house of a man named Connaughton ...
... paid twenty-five years ago ! At’armed party of Whitefeet entered the dweliinghouseof William at Ballycannon, near Three Castle, Sunday evening, placed his son on his k.-sts, and swore him to his father’s having any arms concealed in the house.—On searching ...
... discovered quantity of fire arm* concealed in Uie house of one George Gordon, and in that of man giving bioi“irthe name of Johnston. With Gordon they found eight stand of arms, and ‘wo holster pistols; with Johnston, three stand of arms, two pocket pislols, ...
... . Dublin. And also Sold the undermentioned Agents:— Arm agh, J. Sloan ; Athlone, John Gaynor, J. Ardee, J. Smith; . Vhcphix, W. H. Whitehead; Aiujhnacl'S Given; Alky, T. B. Kvnsey; Belfast, Grattan and Co.; Ballinosloe, Patriek Burke; Birmingham, Harris ...
... usual custom when arms are to be taken or outrages committed—strangers are sent Westmeath Journal Moke Robbery of Arms. A report has just reached this, that the rps of aptain James, of County Wexford, have been plundered of their arms, and that the Killedmund ...
... ■- berf, F?qr». Whi-jr. We*ln;-.' ii’n —M. I. n.a:i, H-q. Whiff. Sir R. Nii^li - , Hrpu.lci. Wicklow —Jcaec Grattan, and R. Howard Yoogbal—John O’Connell, Saq. Repealer. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. i Amnrr at AMAMiaunow—On the ereninK of Snndar week. Mr. Barid ...
... Jamaa Baaaall, S’** 11 Chmtara, Tbomaa John Parka. Waa. Daaaa, Edo. Haly, J.wa Craig, Oaorga Gilliogton, Jdho CampMl, and Baara, Kaqra. Cooarr Gaaan Joar—John Wm. Stubba, Eaq., Few ™ * „ TboniftE o«waon, John Hdtoi, John Sirong Anmuoag, Rohe Maakina, Fradanak ...
... which it has made, that Sir John Byng was sent by Mr. Heniy Grattan demand an explanation” from Colonel Conolly ; and the Standard newspaper is equally in error in applying the word retraction” to the communication made to Sir John Byng and Sir George Murray ...
... produced day, by Sir John M Doyle waiting l.ord Wicklow, on the pot of the excellent Vember for Car. low, Mr Biackuey, when Noble Lord pro. year . , - . Connors perju-y—t'ul po»tpon*d, ptl* acner remains emtody- John N»»h the elder. John Na*h. yonnger, assault ...